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A wealthy and eccentric crime novelist is found dead at his estate, and his family's tangled web of secrets and lies are revealed when a detective arrives to investigate. As the detective delves deeper, he uncovers a complex plot involving greed, betrayal, and unexpected loyalties among the dysfunctional relatives.

The film was widely acclaimed by critics and audiences for its clever writing, sharp dialogue, and stellar performances. It was praised for its fresh take on the murder mystery genre, subverting expectations while delivering a satisfying and suspenseful narrative. The ensemble cast received particular commendation for their work.

• Masterfully crafted whodunit with sharp writing and superb acting.

• A delightful and unpredictable mystery that keeps you guessing.

• Rian Johnson's direction is both stylish and witty, honoring the genre while making it his own.

Google audience: Audiences loved the film's intricate plot, surprising twists, and the charismatic performances, especially from Daniel Craig. Many found it to be a highly entertaining and rewatchable mystery.

Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Won multiple awards including Best Ensemble Cast at the Critics' Choice Awards.

The iconic donut-throwing scene was improvised by Daniel Craig and became a memorable moment in the film.